Student Financial Aid Difficulty Certificate Form needs to be issued by the relevant department or institution, rather than written by yourself. The specific issuing departments or institutions may differ in different regions and policies. Generally speaking, you can go to relevant institutions such as the neighborhood committee, village committee, sub-district office or county-level civil affairs department to issue the issuance.

When applying for scholarships, you generally need to provide proof of family poverty to prove that the family's financial situation is indeed difficult. This can be accomplished through a hardship certification form issued by the above-mentioned agency.

The specific steps for issuing a hardship certificate are as follows:

1. Prepare relevant materials: Generally, you need to provide household registration book, ID card, admission notice (if any), family situation questionnaire, etc. Material.

2. Apply to relevant departments or institutions: You can apply to relevant institutions such as the community neighborhood committee, village committee, sub-district office or county-level civil affairs department. The specific institution to apply for depends on local policies and Depends on regulations.

3. Submit application materials: Submit relevant materials to the applying institution and wait for review.

4. Review and issue a certificate: After review, if the situation is true, the institution will issue a difficulty certificate form and stamp it with its official seal.

It should be noted that the specific regulations may differ in different regions and schools. Therefore, it is recommended to carefully read the relevant policies and regulations and consult the counselor or the person in charge of the relevant department before applying for financial aid.